One of my favorite ways to serve squash is a dish that showcases the beauty of the squash. Usually this means the squash is left in a semi-whole state and stuffed. These roasted kuri wedges have a bold flavor matched with an easy bulgur salad topping. Perfect for the holidays or as a dinner for impressing your friends.
These jerk roasted kuri squash quarters are a bit of a mix between a traditional jerk marinade and the jerk seasoning. The marinade typically uses all whole and fresh ingredients (even down to fresh allspice berries if available).
There are many different ways you can go with this meal- I just highly recommend not messing too much with the jerk marinade (just my opinion!) You could even do a peeled/cubed squash roasted in the marinade and added to a big salad (think a roasted butternut squash salad with spinach and sorghum.)
Squash: Swap out the red kuri squash for acorn squash or even wedges of butternut squash.
Greens: Swap out the arugula for chopped spinach or kale.
Grains: Any grain will work with this. I like the quick-cooking of the bulgur but you could go with quinoa if you wanted an equally quick substitute. I also like a heartier grain, like spelt or sorghum, to add texture.
Those flavors sound like they'd go beautifully together, I'm excited to give this a try!
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